差点听楼主的就抛了，还好最后还是坚持自己的。

起床后看到昨晚挂的107.82的4%仓位的单子已成交，止损107.21，再战冒似成立的第2浪，继续观望，期待日图上RSI破阻力位时再加仓。

楼主在哪里啊?好像和我们时差不小

:) :) :) :) 支持...

:) :) :) :) :) :) :)

:L :L :L 和俺用一样的英文名，最好俺们面试别碰上，碰上就搞笑了。 上次面STARDWOOD的时候，6个女生，5个全叫AMAND，当时我差点笑晕过去。

呵呵，时差无所谓啦，反正市场24小时连着倒嘛，就是偶欧洲盘总是做不了的，不过有一次在欧盘，跟到凌晨3点数完ABCDE后金字塔式入市资金翻倍，还是非常记忆犹新的。 今天走势与预期相同，日图上RSI刚刚从阻力线上探了个头，现在嫌80余点，只是目前仓位太小，要保护好利润的前提下再寻机会加仓。加油!

呵呵，我本科时也认识个女生cherrychen，是蛮巧的。

俺叫cherrychan，俺那些老外朋友都发不出chen，干脆改叫chan。 现在想想如果上次在STARDWOOD，全叫Cherry笑的就不是我了，我就是被笑的。 那个时候我都要笑岔气了。:lol :lol :lol 熊猫熊，加油，俺睡觉抱熊猫，嘎嘎

又一个论坛新星呀~·~

熊猫牛啊！冉冉升起的太阳！ 我要紧跟熊猫！:030:

日元熊熊，哈哈

跟进了 :04: :04: :04:

忙了一阵子回来看盘，stochastic指标在短期内已较高，便决定在109.005处将目前仓位平掉，嫌了118点。唉，白天一直太忙，没有时间看盘补仓，小小仓位入帐1300刀。目前认为2浪的A浪应该差不多了，继续观望B浪走势再做打算。

水過水過:lol :victory:

日经在道指刺激下应当看涨，等待今日获利盘吐完，已挂单4%仓位在当前浪级的50% retracement 108.32，9%仓位在61.8% retracement 108.13，看走势再做变化。 [ 本帖最后由 pandazhu 于 2007-11-28 06:30 编辑 ]

没办法.当初还选了很久呢....:$ :$

时刻关注..紧跟pandazhu

头像不错，支持一个。:lol

已在108.32轻仓入市，可能还有空间向下再做一小波伸探，晚上再跟一会儿盘。顺便转一小段Forex.com的Chief Currency Strategist, Brian Dolan在傍晚在平台内做的评述。自个儿不是学经济的，怕翻译出来不对味儿，能读懂原文的就凑合读读看吧，总之这几日的走势的确十分怪异，油价跌，黄金跌，房子跌，消费信心跌，阿联酋注资金，明天还有重要数据，矛盾的数据及新闻都另美日反复震荡，不想劳神的话还是观望为好，反正未来不久，那波利润丰厚的大3浪总会来到的。 Some thoughts on the Citigroup 'good news' and the sustainability of today's rebound in stocks... US equity markets purportedly rallied on the back of ADIA's (Abu Dhabi Investment Authority) $7.5 bio capital injection into Citigroup, with the both the DJIA and Citi's stock gaining about 1.7% on the day. It's interesting to note, however, that Citi has agreed to pay ADIA an 11% rate on the convertible shares it sold them, effectively borrowing money at 'junk bond' prices. To give some perspective, Countrywide Financial paid BofA only 7.25% for it's bailout package a few months back, and Countrywide is arguably more enmeshed in the real estate meltdown in the US than Citi's, which would have warranted a higher rate. So the $7.5 bio question is why did Citi agree to pay such a high rate? Conspiracy theorists are likely to suggest that the situation at Citi might be far worse than bank officials have admitted and Citi could not obtain funding anywhere else. Alternatively, Citi may have felt it expedient and worth it to obtain an injection in one private placement rather than tapping capital markets outright, which would also involve pesky regulatory filings and updates. Overall, the capital infusion will allow Citi to keep paying its dividends for the next few quarters without further eroding it's capital base, but after that the outlook is more uncertain and will largely depend on financial market conditions returning to normal by mid-2008. At the end of the day, it looks like Citi opted to play the waiting game -- borrowing more money and hoping market conditions improve over time--to avoid jeopardizing its dividend payment and the resulting market tumult. That suggests the environment has not materially changed and today's equity rally in the face of plunging consumer sentiment and falling home prices looks increasingly suspect. No doubt, equity traders overseas will take solace from the rebound, but tomorrows durable goods and existing homesales will likely deliver additional bad news for the US outlook, potentially denting today's rebound. The Fed's Beige Book in the afternoon will be the final key to what the Fed is likely to do at the Dec.11 meeting. Absent clear signs of a further deterioration justifying another cut, markets are likely to be very disappointed and conclude the Fed is out of touch and the US outlook is doomed, which will hurt stocks and JPY-crosses again. The hard part is gauging how high USD/JPY and JPY-crosses can go in the meantime. I'm looking at 109.45/50 in USD/JPY (THE iCHIMOKU conversion line) as the place to place to exit USD/JPY shorts. -- BD